Description
Dragon skulls have a very different vibrational frequency and energy than skulls shaped like human heads. Not everyone will or can work with the energy of the dragon. Dragons work with the deepest emotions, and you must be able to feel the intensity of your own energy to connect with it. Those who live from their head instead of their heart will not be able to work with dragon energy. The dragon is strongly connected to the four elements: fire, earth, air, and water, which correspond to the fifth element of Ether or Akash (the life force). Dragons no longer exist in the flesh, but they do remain as spiritual beings. They were once physically present, and our deepest knowledge contains our memory of what they looked/look like. Dragons come in many different shapes and many colors. The dragon has always held the energy that we as humanity had lost. Now that the earth and we humans have reached a higher frequency, major changes are taking place on the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual levels. This has made the energy of the dragon available to us again. The dragon touches your soul at the deepest level, allowing you to grow and develop further, becoming who you truly are on earth. Dragon energy supports us enormously in this. It burns clean what needs to be purified and stokes the fire where it has been extinguished. Dragon energy is a transformative, loving energy. It lovingly, yet effectively, breaks open what is stuck and makes your heart receptive to receiving again. Dragon energy is like the energy from the Source and is for everyone. However, you can only receive dragon energy when you are ready for it. When you are ready to face everything, absolutely everything, and are willing and brave to deal with it. Dragon energy is given according to the four elements: - like fire; it purifies, burns, ignites, and is unsparing. It reaches the core and cleanses everything that is needed, placing it in the brightest light. Everything becomes clear and bright for you. - like earth; it grounds you and establishes what needs to be established. Full of power and fully connected to the earth. – Like water; it allows loving energy to flow like water, quenching your thirst and refreshing you. – Like air; the powerful energy of the dragon is always there, and you can always tap into it, just like the air.
The mystery of the skulls
Jade is the common name for two minerals used as gemstones: jadeite and nephrite. Fake jade also exists in the economy, but is less valuable than genuine jade. The two can be distinguished by the fact that genuine jade changes color over time after years of contact with human skin. Jade comes in many different colors: green, brown, black, or cloud white, ranging from very light to very dark. Like soapstone and chalcedony, jade has been cut and worked by the Chinese for thousands of years. Originally used as tools, jade became popular as jewelry during the Han Dynasty. The only place where nephrite is found in China is in Xi'an, near the city of Khotan. In Chinese culture, only worked jade is considered valuable. A lump of unworked jade is therefore of lesser value. The Sanzijing mentions it as a comparison to education: "If one does not polish jade, it is not a precious thing. If a person does not learn, his life has no meaning, for he does not know the norms, values, and respect of life and will therefore never become talented" (玉不琢不成器人不學不知義). Jade is considered a valuable stone that wards off evil forces. If one wears a piece of jade on one's body for a long time, for example, on a red string around the neck, one will see the jade slowly change color. During the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the medals were adorned with jade.
Jade from Vietnam
